Ruth Locher Dies In Hospital
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15
Month
July
Year
1960
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Marjorie Willock Arrives for Polio Respiratory Treatment at University Hospital, August 1953
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1953
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Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1953
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Ohio Polio Patient Flown To U-M Hospital: Miss Marjorie Willock, 26, a Worthington, O., school teacher, shown arriving at the University Hospital Respirator Center yesterday after a flight from Columbus in the Ohio Air National Guard plane regularly assigned to Gov. Frank Lausche. From left: Mrs. Walter Willock, the patient's mother; Miss Willock; Miss Ruth Locher, hospital social-medical worker; and Dr. Charles Swart of the hospital staff.
Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1953
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Ohio Polio Patient Flown To U-M Hospital: Miss Marjorie Willock, 26, a Worthington, O., school teacher, shown arriving at the University Hospital Respirator Center yesterday after a flight from Columbus in the Ohio Air National Guard plane regularly assigned to Gov. Frank Lausche. From left: Mrs. Walter Willock, the patient's mother; Miss Willock; Miss Ruth Locher, hospital social-medical worker; and Dr. Charles Swart of the hospital staff.
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Eases Patient's Return
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28
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August
Year
1954
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Ruth Locher, University Hospital, Helps Polio Patient With Transition From Hospital to Home, August 1954
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1954
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Ann Arbor News, August 28, 1954
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Eases Patient's Return - Making as easy as possible the transition from hospital to home for polio patients is one of the many jobs of Miss Ruth Locher (left), University Hospital supervisor of social services. Here she visits the home of James Roelofs, 7, (on floor), who came home this week after an attack of paralytic polio. Others in the picture are his mother, Mrs. Marie Roelofs (center) and his sister, Pat. The Roelofs live at 31 Tappan Ct. Half of Miss Locher's salary is paid by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which is currently conducting an emergency fund drive.
Ann Arbor News, August 28, 1954
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Eases Patient's Return - Making as easy as possible the transition from hospital to home for polio patients is one of the many jobs of Miss Ruth Locher (left), University Hospital supervisor of social services. Here she visits the home of James Roelofs, 7, (on floor), who came home this week after an attack of paralytic polio. Others in the picture are his mother, Mrs. Marie Roelofs (center) and his sister, Pat. The Roelofs live at 31 Tappan Ct. Half of Miss Locher's salary is paid by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which is currently conducting an emergency fund drive.
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